military ware, houses were struck in this attack. but also a car repair garage on the edge of the railway line. when we got there, we found buildings destroyed, dozens and dozens of vehicles burned out. and fire crews still struggling several hours later to get that blaze under control. not clear if the russians were aiming for the railway line, if they were aiming for other warehouses nearby, or if they were just targeting civilian infrastructure, which we have seen them do at various points throughout this war. now, as you said, the governor of lviv says seven people are dead as a result of this wave of missiles. eleven are wounded including a young child who is being treated in hospital. and andrea, these missiles have really jolted this city in the west of ukraine. this has been a relative safe haven throughout the war. people displaced from the east have come by train. they have either sought refuge here or gone further on into neighboring european countries to become re
the following is a cnn special report . how would you react? where would you go if you woke up one morning to war on your doorstep? this is kharkiv now, completely in ruins. this is happening really. reporter: for more than a year now, no matter where you turn, putin s terror can find you. yet despite all of the suffering this is where they make the molotov cocktails the people of ukraine are still standing, still fighting, and some say even winning. the ukrainians took this entire area back in september. this is ukraine today. freedom matters. peace matters. ukraine matters. reporter: these are the people who have defied the odds against them. we are fighting for our freedom. reporter: how are they doing it? and at what cost? take your time if you want to take a break. we have to get ready for everything. anything . kyiv central station, the nerve center of ukraine s 16,000 miles sprawling rail system. nearly one year ago this ordinary transit hub was
believe in all kinds of positive ways, but i do think that when you combine that demographic change with all the economic stresses that people have been going through, it means that there is going to be potential anger, frustration, fear. some of it justified, just misdirected. i think somebody like mr. trump is taking advantage of that. there are some people that are just stone cold racist, we know that. but there are a lot of people also who feel, and are to some degree or another, feel like they are on the losing end of the stick. there are a lot of people who rose to the bait, i would say, the encouragement of the kind of pr mastery of trump. trump made it into an us and them in black and white. there was no question that he had a self-consciousness of a past to whipping up resentment. and, on was a black president. toward the end of obama s presidency, i received an invitation to what was billed as a celebration of black music at the white house. there was bel biv
i m victor blackwell. and i m bianna golodryga. in moments the nation s top defense officials are expected to take reporters questions, this after the pentagon says russia downed an american drone over the black sea. a high-level russian official said russia will try to retrieve the wreckage, while white house officials say finding the debris may be impossible. the u.s. military said on tuesday a russian jet dumped fuel on the unmanned u.s. aircraft which it says was doing routine operations in international air space. the russian jet then hit the propeller of the reaper, forcing its remote pilots to bring it down in international waters. the pentagon says the move was part of a russian pattern of aggression, but the kremlin gives a different version of events and declared today that u.s. and russia relations are at their lowest point and in a deplorable state. cnn s oren liebermann is standing by at the pentagon waiting for the press conference to begin. you have new de
russian fighter jet crashed into an american drone forcing the military to ditch it in the black sea. john: it marks the first direct encounter between the two countries since putin s war began a year ago. a whole lot of questions that demand answer as america reports rolls into its second hour. i m john roberts in washington. here we go again. sandra: john, here we go again. lot of live events expected this hour. we ll be watching for them. we re gonna bring you that news conference live right away. attorney general kellogg is standing by. he said he is fired up. he will be here to react to what we hear from that news conference. first this fox news alert. john: massive selloff continuing on wall street as investors get more skit tisch about the banking industry. painful inflation showing no signs of letting up. there could be more trouble for the banking industry on the way. right now fear is growing that switzerland s second largest bank, credit suisse, could be on t